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by iofiiiiiiiii 3mo ago
Yeah, when you have tall servers this can be a really surprising factor. In some sense you could view this as an extension of processor caching behaviors, which also causes some memory accesses to be lower - just due to cache behaviors, not
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Structural changes for +48-89% throughput in a Rust web service(sander.saares.eu)
1 points by iofiiiiiiiii 1y ago|0 comments
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by iofiiiiiiiii 2y ago
I used to run my personal website on Hugo but after a few years I wanted to upgrade the Hugo version and was suddenly out in the cold - there was no real path to upgrade, everything only works together once and as soon as I started upgradin
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by iofiiiiiiiii 3y ago
Yeah, loved the Chinese series! It was very true to the book and exceeded my expectations!
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Does Rust have an advantage if memory-safety is not an advantage?(sander.saares.eu)
4 points by iofiiiiiiiii 3y ago|3 comments
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by iofiiiiiiiii 3y ago
What are the differences in the design principles of the AWS Rust SDK compared to AWS SDKs of other languages? In what ways is it special to work best with the Rust ecosystem?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 3y ago
What does your heart tell you? Palladium[1] came and went and then suddenly most laptops and mobile devices have a built-in TPM today. No doubt history will repeat. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next-Generation_Secu
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by iofiiiiiiiii 3y ago
I recently saw people get rejected at the gate when they tried to board ahead of time in Frankfurt, so it sounds like they are starting to enforce it.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 3y ago
I once asked the developers about this and they did not seem to understand what the point of a TPM even is, unfortunately.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 3y ago
Agreed, I find myself having to think orthogonally to common sense whenever I try to use one of its SDKs. Nothing works the way you expect it to, everything has 3 layers of unnecessary abstraction and needs to be approached via the back doo
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by iofiiiiiiiii 3y ago
While some of the SO practices can feel dumb, I wonder what is the tradeoff we are making here? Could it be that for whatever reason (e.g. personality) we might benefit from accepting these "dumb" choices because it also brings wi
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by iofiiiiiiiii 3y ago
Sounds like your files are not static, therefore your problem is not the same as the problem the article is addressing.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 3y ago
What is the state of the art for doing encryption with ECC? The author just says "use NaCl" here but what should I do if I am not in a position to do that but can still use ECC? My understanding of ECC is that it is not really sui
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by iofiiiiiiiii 4y ago
European context here. It is not even an option - you work 40 hours per week, end of story. Working more than 40 hours per week is seen as something wrong, something you need to bring up with a manager to address because someone's work
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by iofiiiiiiiii 4y ago
> I've seen people writing C# applications and wondering why stuff is taking 200ms I observe that in the most recent generation of its HTTP client (SocketsHttpHandler), .NET also sets NoDelay by default. https://github.co
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by iofiiiiiiiii 4y ago
I have the unfortunate pleasure of being very sensitive to CO2 levels. At around 800-900 ppm I get a general feeling that something is abnormal. If it goes to 1000 ppm then I can usually tell that I am not thinking well anymore. It is a sim
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by iofiiiiiiiii 4y ago
You sure sound like a driver who owns the road. Nobody expects you to pass on a double yellow. You are supposed to slow down as needed to stay behind the cyclist until it is safe to pass.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 4y ago
Those 3-5 years at Apple could be lucrative for you. Go for it!
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
I have a vague understanding that it is not so easy to encrypt data with ECC as it is with RSA. Is that true? This is one reason I still use RSA. What is the right way to use an ECC public key to encrypt data so only the holder of the priva
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
Microsoft will be storing EU users' data in the EU: https://blogs.microsoft.com/eupolicy/2021/05/06/eu-data-boun... Will this enable them to comply with the requirements?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
That limitation seems to just be a marketing thing - a few more searches reveal they do not actually check what registrar you use.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
M365 is what I am looking at, as well. Can you go into detail about the differences and what you found better with M365?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
Does Fastmail do mailing lists? That's the one thing I use in GSuite other than the basic email.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
> that can only be used within the e-government services > You can't use it for other purposes. No RFC defined email address is shared with you This is not entirely true. You get both: * idcode@eesti.ee can only be used by govern
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
What exactly is it? I understand there is something about code puzzles but how does it work? How does the leaderboard work - presumably there is some sort of scoring involved?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
> it's under the implicit assumption that you or your family will be the only ones occupying it. Says who? This is a rather bold assumption to make and does not have any connection with the reality in most of the world.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
I thought this was the next logical step after Windows started incorporating containers - for several years you saw the two companies get closer together until suddenly they no longer seemed to be on speaking terms. Docker really missed the
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
> That’s my boring story of entitlement. Damn straight. Call me a soulless corporate drone but I completely understand AT&T here. Sometimes you need to drop old and unprofitable services. With millions of customers, you can't af
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by iofiiiiiiiii 5y ago
A little known feature is that the Docker integration in Visual Studio gives you this automatically.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 6y ago
Sounds like it's time for the game authors to provide some servers with the compute resources to do this background processing.

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